Dreamcast Dino Crisis (sub-pixel accuracy?)

[Katsuya]

Hey I was wondering if the Dreamcast version Dino Crisis has sub-pixel accuracy, and if the texture filtering was any good.

Its pretty cheep so I was just thinking of getting it, but only if its better then the PSX version (I just want sub-pixel accuracy...and at least Trilinear filtering)

[Kazuya Mishima]

Well, it looks like the pc version. It has Bi/trilinear filtering (don't know). About the z-buffer i dont remember watching the polys jumping all the way.

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In my opinion, the DC version of Dino crisis is way better than the psx version in terms of graphics.

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and i dont think anyone's gonna disagree with you on that, DC beats PSX in every single game that they both share

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[Katsuya]

Originally Posted by Kazuya Mishima

Well, it looks like the pc version. It has Bi/trilinear filtering.

Ok so it has good filtering, but what about the sub-pixel accuracy?

[Kane]

Sub-Pixel Accuracy is a resoloution scaling thing, so I doubt if that would make any difference at all. As the DC has a Z-Buffer, perspecive correction will undoubtedly be used.

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[Katsuya]

Originally Posted by Kane-Sama

Sub-Pixel Accuracy is a resoloution scaling thing, so I doubt if that would make any difference at all. As the DC has a Z-Buffer, perspecive correction will undoubtedly be used.

Well that's how they said it in an interview with the guy who ported Metal Gear solid.

Originally Posted by MS Programmer

To fix the polygon-jitter we used Sub-Pixel Accuracy.

Anyway by the looks of things in the posts I think I'll get it (but it doesn't come with the instruction booklet )

and thanks!

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Last edited by Katsuya; February 14th, 2004 at 11:33..

[Katsuya]

Originally Posted by Kane-Sama

Sub-Pixel Accuracy is a resoloution scaling thing, so I doubt if that would make any difference at all. As the DC has a Z-Buffer, perspecive correction will undoubtedly be used.

Well that's how they said it in an interview with the guy who ported Metal Gear solid.

Originally Posted by MS Programmer

To fix the polygon-jitter we used Sub-Pixel Accuracy.

Anyway by the looks of things in the posts I think I'll get it (but it doesn't come with the instruction booklet )

and thanks!

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Last edited by Katsuya; February 14th, 2004 at 11:33..